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<title>NaCl Cross-origin Test</title>
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<h2>NaCl Cross-origin Test</h2>
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<script type="text/javascript" src="../load_util.js"></script>
<script>

function run() {
  document.cookie = "foo";
  var embed = load_util.crossOriginEmbed(
    "cors.nmf?expected_headers=Cookie:foo"
  );
  // This cross-origin manifest request will succeed only if the server detects
  // that a cookie is sent.  If there is no cookie, the request will 404 which
  // is, in fact, what we want (sending cookies could be bad).  However - if
  // the server 404s it will not send the CORS headers, which in turn will look
  // like a cross-origin failure.  Since another test verifies that cors.nmf can
  // be loaded cross origin, a cross-origin failure implies a 404.
  load_util.expectLoadFailure(embed, "access to manifest url was denied.");
  document.body.appendChild(embed);
}

run();

</script>
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